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Little
Miss Hailey Whynell Truelove, age 4, passed away Monday, January 24,
2005 from
injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
Also her father, Mr. Joey Lee Truelove died from the accident. Hailey was born in
Survivors
include her mother Amanda King Truelove of the home; brother, Joshua A.
Truelove also of the home; maternal grandparents, Angela and Phillip
Tallent of
Funeral
services were conducted on Friday, January 28, at
The
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Mrs. Emma
Ellen Morrison, age 74, of Blairsville, formerly of
Surviving
Mrs. Morrison are one son and daughter-in-law, Gary and Laurie Howe of
Cleveland, four daughters and sons-in-law, Linda and Tim Gray of Salt
Lake
City, Utah, Janice and Jessie Hall of Duluth, Wanda and Mark Kavanagh
of
Lawrenceville, Annette and Ric Spratlin of Marietta, eleven
grandchildren,
eight great grandchildren, many other relatives and friends also
survive.
Funeral
services were held on
Mountain
View Funeral Home of Blairsville was in charge of the arrangements.
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Mr.
Harley Gregory, age 76, of
Mr.
Gregory was born in
Survivors
include his special friend, Nova Lee nation, of Blairsville;
step-daughters:
Pauline Morris of Baltimore, MD, and Carolyn Hunnicutt, of Blairsville;
step-son, Jimmy Seabolt of Canton, GA; four sisters: Effie Blackburn of
Blairsville, Lula Mae Parker, Ella Watkins and Velma Watkins, all of
Suches,
GA; and brother, Arvil Gregory of Blairsville; a step-granddaughter,
Cindy
Wallace; a step-grandson, Shannon Gregory; step-great grandson, Michael
Sions,
also survives, along with many other relatives and friends.
Funeral
services were scheduled for
Cochran
Funeral Home of Blairsville in charge of arrangements.
You may visit our website at www.cochranfuneralhomes.com,
and
share memories and send condolences to the family.
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Dr. James
Harry Turner passed away peacefully on
Harry grew
up in Arkaquah as a member of
He showed
a scholastic gift at an early age, and was a sublime balance between
inspired
poet and rugged mountain boy. By 16 he
attending the
He went
on to pursue Masters and Doctoral studies at UGA, in rehabilitation
counseling,
a field in which he excelled. He was the
Harry was
proud of his mountain roots, and inspired his descendants with
portrayals of
overcoming the hardships of the Great Depression. He
taught by word and deed that a person can
aspire as high as they dare to dream, by applying faith and work.
He lived
life with gusto, his keen enthusiasm being shared by all those around
him. His interest included literature,
marksmanship, mountaineering, gardening, rock collecting, history,
Appalachian
culture, and writing. He was a prolific
writer whose prose and poetry works were uplifting and inspiring.
His great
faith and deep spiritual comprehension will be remembered by his
devoted
children and grandchildren, who look forward to a happy reunion beyond
this
mortal sojourn.
Surviving
family members include children: Joseph Blair Tuner, of Oakwood, GA;
Jarrett Stephen
Turner, of Rome, GA; Laura Steingreaber, of Houston, TX; Elizabeth
Shepard, of
Chicago, IL; and step-son, James Martin Brown, of Augusta, GA; brothers
and
sisters: Roma Sue Collins, John J. Turner, Jr., Randall D. turner, all
of
Blairsville, GA; Lonnie H. Turner, of Loganville, GA; and Sybil Owenby,
of
Flowery Branch, GA; 15 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild also
survive.
Funeral
services were Thursday, January 27, 2005, at 1 p.m., in the Chapel of
Cochran
Funeral Home in Blairsville with Rev. B.A. Buchanan, and Elder Joseph
B. Turner
officiating. Burial was in
Cochran
Funeral Home of Blairsville in charge of arrangements.
You may visit our website at 222.cochranfuneralhomes.com,
to share memories with the family, send condolences, and view the video
tribute
to Dr. Turner.
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Mrs. Trilby
“Toby” Magee, age 83, of
Mrs.
Magee was a native of
Survivors
include her husband, Don Magee, of Blairsville; son and
daughter-in-law, Kelly
and Linda Piercy, of Salina, Kansas; and daughter-in-law, Mavis Piercy
of
Hiawassee; sister and brother-in-law, Wanda and Robert Johnson, of
Seattle,
Washington, and brother, Wallace Iverson, of Minot, North Dakota;
grandchildren: Craig Piercy, Dee Piercy, Jamie Kinderknecht, Debbie
Shepard,
Monica Plymale, Sherry Hinsley, Pam Baskin, Becky bracken, Robin
Williams, and
many great grandchildren also survive.
Memorial
services were scheduled for
Cochran
Funeral Home of Blairsville in charge of arrangements.
You may visit us online at www.cochranfuneralhomes.com
and
send condolences and share memories with the family.
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Mrs.
Judith Sue Phillips, age 64, of Tomahawk Trail, Blairsville, formerly
of
Surviving
Mrs. Phillips are her loving husband of forty-four years, Clarence A.
Phillips,
Sr. of Blairsville; three sons and two daughter-in-laws, Clarence and
Julie
Phillips, Jr. of Sebring, FL, Douglas and Karen Phillips of the
Ukraine, James
Phillips of Winterhaven, FL; two daughters and one son-in-law, Kathleen
and
Horatio Hall of Cincinnatus, NY, Jeanette Phillips of Lakeland, FL; one
brother
and sister-in-law, Robert and Gayle Brietske of Waterloo, Iowa; one
sister,
Nancy Brietske of Blairsville; eleven grandchildren, many other
relatives and
friends also survive.
Funeral
services were held on
Mountain
View Funeral Home of Blairsville in charge of the arrangements.
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Services
for Mary Mauney Stephens, 76, of
Private
family burial services took place
Mrs.
Stephens died at
The
Blairsville, GA native was a homemaker.
She was a member of the
Surviving
are her husband of 57 years, Charles H. Stephens; her mother, Willie
Nicholson
Mauney of Blairsville; three sons, David Hilton Stephens of Seabrook,
TX,
Michael Mauney Stephens of Vicksburg, Miss., and Ivan Ivie Stephens of
Paducah;
a sister, Jimmye Mauney Floyd of Blairsville; three brothers, William
Mauney of
Gastonia, NC, Raymond Mauney of Kennesaw, GA and Franklin Mauney of
Rome, GA;
three grandchildren, Stephanie Gilliam of Lexington, Jennifer Stephens
of
Seabrook, TX, and Jessica Stephens of Paducah; one great-grandchild;
and
several nieces and nephews.
She was
preceded in death by her father, William Roy Mauney.
Expressions
of sympathy may take the form of contributions to Baptist Homes for
Children,